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Arizona Instruments LLC



Type	Manufacturer: Instruments
Homepage	http://www.azic.com/
Headquaters	Tempe, AZ, USA
Address	1912 West 4th Street,
City	Tempe
Zip-code	AZ 85281
Country	United States
Phone	602-281-1745
Fax	480-804-0656
Toll free	800-235-3360

An ISO 9001:2000 registered company, designs, manufactures, and markets precision instruments used in quality control, industrial process control, and environmental monitoring applications. Founded in 1981 by a group of Motorola engineers, Arizona Instrument, then known as Quintel Corporation, is dedicated to providing precision moisture analysis instruments that are accurate, reliable and easy to use. Over the years the company expanded its Computrac line and became an accepted leader in moisture analysis, setting a standard that has been adopted by many Fortune 500 companies. In 1986, Arizona Instrument acquired Jerome Instrument Corporation. Jerome toxic gas detectors, with an established reputation for accuracy and durability, complemented and added depth to the company's offerings. Today, Arizona Instrument continues to innovate, setting itself apart through commitment to providing value, unwavering attention to quality and dedication to its customers.
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